Athari

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by Athari 1mo ago
1. Firefox is behind on enough of web features that is hurts. Mozilla is explicitly against implementing some, which is even worse. 2. Nobody tests on Firefox anymore, so random sites can break. There're some features unique to Firefox
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by Athari 2mo ago
Out of 10 times I asked for this, somebody replied with a link once. Most people do understand that they have violated the rules, they just don't agree with the rules.
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by Athari 3mo ago
The colorless functions approach has well-known disadvantages though, including providing less control and making interop a pain. It isn't like one approach is the correct one and another is a mistake.
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by Athari 10mo ago
A link above mentions a tool for running a.out on a modern kennel: https://lwn.net/ml/linux-kernel/202203161523.857B469@keescoo... https://github.com/kees/kernel-tools/tree/trunk&#x2
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by Athari 11mo ago
It is, based on Stack Overflow survey: https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2025/technology#most-popular... Couldn't find a way to access Statista report. It obviously varies a lot by the preferred languages, but Windo
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by Athari 1y ago
It's in the article, they let you now. And working on making it better.
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by Athari 1y ago
* Large creativity software. * Windows software development. * Games. * Corporate software. Even if Windows dies now, I'll use it for 10+ years more. There's no alternative for me. And after 10 years since the death of Windows, I&
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by Athari 1y ago
It's in the article. Microsoft has apparently added customization of the account name and is working on doing that in a more user-friendly way. As soon as they do that, I frankly don't care whether my account is online or not. I&#
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by Athari 2y ago
Gimp is still far behind. Non-destructive editing, AI selection/filters/fills, CMYK, animation/video, macro recording...
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by Athari 2y ago
Midler v. Ford is a poor comparison for this case specifically because of: 1. hiring an impersonator 2. copying a song 3. intending to confuse. If what OpenAI is saying is true, then none of the conditions apply. I'd say (1) is unlikel
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by Athari 2y ago
> it sounds like she had the opportunity to write herself a nice check, and she turned it down. If I were SJ, I'd turn it down too. Shes in no need of money, and selling her voice to OpenAI would make most of creators and every sing
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by Athari 2y ago
80% of the analysis is solid. "OpenAI Violated Their Own Position" — this we know and can prove, I agree. But then asking GPT-4 for probabilities (LLM said chance of coincidence is 10%), comparing to Midler v Ford ("direct pa
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by Athari 2y ago
If I were a voice actor, I wouldn't risk sharing my name because 95% of VAs and creators in general would hate me. It's like declaring "I'm using AI to enhance my art" on Twitter, but worse.
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by Athari 2y ago
"My closest friends and news outlets" doesn't include family. Also, depending on how you ask, it's pretty easy to get any response. I wouldn't rely on that information.
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by Athari 3y ago
> Around one in a 100 couples with children are same sex couples, at least in the US How many of these couples include a pregnant trans male though? I think the term "pregnant person" would be a hard sell in particular.
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by Athari 3y ago
This sounds like a valid interpretation which doesn't outright ignore valid points made the progressives, however, by calling gender stereotypes sexist, you sound more like a gender abolitionist believing that the distinction between m
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by Athari 3y ago
These achievements are impressive, but I'd rather not overhype it. * GPT-4 still hallucinates as hell, can't do math, fails as basic logic, can't handle really big contexts, hard to update, easy to jailbreak etc. * AlphaGo
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by Athari 3y ago
I'd assume people producing spam at massive scale can afford paying for API where moderation is optional. GPT 3.5 Turbo is dirt cheap and is trivial to jailbreak. (Last time I checked. I'm using GPT-4 models exclusively myself.)
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by Athari 3y ago
It's "Shocking ChatGPT news", one year later. The only difference is that "journalists" have already learned what to ask from LLMs to get clickbait headlines. In reality, there're many posts on Twitter complain
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by Athari 3y ago
David Shapiro complained about Anthropic's approach to alignment. In his video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgwpqjiKkoY he discusses ableism, moralism, lying. As to cat-and-mouse with jailbreakers, I don't reme
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by Athari 3y ago
I don't consider Anthropic's approach to safety fantastic. They train the model to lie, play cat and mouse with jailbreakers, run moderation on generations with delay etc. This makes the model appear safer, as it's harder t
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by Athari 3y ago
Just a reminder: both StarCraft 2 and Go AIs (AlphaStar and AlphaGo, iirc) FAILED to achieve their goals of being better than all humans. It's most obvious in case of AlphaStar, where the AI could beat faithful master players on the la
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by Athari 5y ago
Windows 8 Start Menu was pure crap. It had half of the features the Start Menu has now in Windows 10. Features like named groups, collapsible folders, tiny icons, transparent tiles etc. were added long after Windows 10 release. Not to menti
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by Athari 5y ago
Maximized windows have non-rounded corners. This has been the case for all themes designed by Microsoft since Windows XP when rounded corners were first implemented. Some apps may override system chrome with pretty rounded nonsense and not
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by Athari 8y ago
You can restyle Windows 10 using WindowBlinds. There's a classic theme for it.
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by Athari 8y ago
Decided to turn a joke into a full-featured user style. It's a work in progress. There're some technical difficulties which I have trouble overcoming, but overall I like how close I could get to the original Windows 95 style.
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Show HN: GitHub Windows Edition – a bit of nostalgia inspired by a Twitter post(github.com)
6 points by Athari 8y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: CsConsoleFormat – Formatting Console output for .NET – the modern way(github.com)
2 points by Athari 9y ago|0 comments
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Ported Firefox CSS parser to C#
11 points by Athari 13y ago|0 comments
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YaLinqo - Yet Another LINQ to Objects for PHP(github.com)
1 points by Athari 14y ago|0 comments

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